idor-testing

To test for IDOR vulnerabilities, you manipulate object references like numeric IDs, UUIDs, hashed IDs, and filenames in requests, then observe responses for unauthorized data access. This Skill automates that detection process using curl to send and compare requests.

BOLA testing checks for unauthorized access to data objects through low-privilege accounts, while BFLA testing targets unauthorized access to administrative functions. This Skill detects both by manipulating object references and observing application responses.

Yes, you can use curl to detect broken object-level authorization by sending manipulated requests with various object identifiers and comparing the responses. This Skill requires curl as a dependency to perform its BOLA and IDOR detection routines.

You check for BFLA vulnerabilities by attempting to access administrative functions while authenticated as a low-privilege user. This Skill automates these checks by manipulating function references and observing if unauthorized actions succeed.

Yes, IDOR testing works with UUIDs and hashed identifiers by manipulating these indirect references in web requests. This Skill targets numeric IDs, UUIDs, hashed IDs, filenames, and indirect references to uncover unauthorized access vulnerabilities.

To run BOLA and IDOR access control testing, you need curl installed to send requests and a target web application to scan. The Skill uses these prerequisites to manipulate object references and identify unauthorized data exposure.